Mohua are sparrow-sized, yellow-headed forest songsters. They were once one of the most common birds of the South Island forests, but have been gradually declining since the arrival of ship rats and stoats in New Zealand. : Bird Conservation – behind the scenes

One less stoat will give native birds a chance to recover. : Bird Conservation – behind the scenes

Volunteers spend large amounts of time and energy supplementing DoC predator control programmes. : Bird Conservation – behind the scenes